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2. Explain why an embedded computer must store its program in ROM

  • So the contents are not lost when they are being altered
  • So the contents are not lost when the power is turned off and so the program cannot be altered
  • Because the contents need to be able to be altered
  • Because it is a dedicated computer system so it has a specific task

3. Explain the purpose of ROM in a computer system

  • To store the programs and data needed to run a computer when there is no secondary storage so data is not lost when the power is turned off
  • To store data and programs that the CPU is using while programs are running

4. Explain why programs do not run directly from secondary storage

  • Secondary storage can be removed from the computer
  • It is too slow for programs to run directly by the CPU
  • It is too small to store all the programs the CPU needs to run
  • It is too expensive

5. Describe how data is actually stored in ROM and RAM

  • Stored as binary numbers with a pattern of switches in memory representing the binary numbers
  • Stored as a pattern of switches representing the binary numbers
  • Stored as binary numbers with a pattern of switches in memory
  • Stored as binary numbers with a pattern of switches representing the binary

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